Sentence examples for waves of popular from inspiring English sources

Nor was it foreseeable, except by our leader, that so many difficulties would arise — difficulties such as those with anonymity and masquerade and the lemminglike migratory waves of popular hatred that have come to define the Internet.

DURING four months of protests that have spread across the entire country, the city that has been most protected from the waves of popular rage is Damascus, the capital itself.

Although Arab League members will probably acknowledge the waves of popular uprising, few observers expect any of them to ask hard questions about the pessimism, violence and stagnation that have set in after the heady rush of the Arab spring.

Instead, it has prompted a wave of popular discontent.

A reform-minded leader rides to power on a wave of popular discontent.

This new wave of popular protests ruffled feathers in the party elite.

THERE are elections where the victors are swept into power on a wave of popular enthusiasm.

The wave of popular protest sweeping the Arab world certainly draws inspiration from Tunisia.

Sadly, I think there is a wave of popular appeal in compelling anyone to do anything.

Torres has ridden the wave of popular opinion from crest to crash.

But he once surfed a wave of popular revulsion with Wall Street.